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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-24
THE SAN FRANCISCO THUGS.


liner of the existence of a band of
gilt edged thugs in San Francisco
who hire the numbering of men for
their insurance money ought to be
pretty thoroughly investigated be-
fore it is laughed down. The Ex-
aminer has advanced some very
strong proofs in substantiation of
its remarkable story, and this story
cannot be laughed down by the
San Francisco press or whistled
away by the detective force. 1t
has always been habit of the San
Francisco newspapers to make light
of sensations which they did not
discover; and al old trick of the
police to ignore all revelations in
the criminal line which they did
not make. 1t is charged that DIR.
Josselyn is the moving spirit in the
whole business. Josselyn has had
a very bad record in San Francisco.
For many years, in that city, he
has been considered a skilled abor-
zionist and has been several times
tried for the offence. He was at
one time sentenced to serve term
of three years in San Quentin and
the case was taken to the Supreme
Court on appeal. 1t was reversed
on some of the petty technicalities
which the Supreme Court of Cali
fornia delights to End and a new
trial ordered. For some reason or
another the case mysteriously dis
appeared from the criminal calen-
dar and Josselyn was again at large.
A few months ago a young act
ress on her death bed swore that
DIR. Josselyn had committed an
abortion on her, but the crafty Doc
tor was acquitted on the ground
that the unfortunate women was
not quite certain that she was dy-
ing when she made the statement.
Is there a single sane person in San
Francisco who doubts Jossclyn's
guilt? He is regarded in San Fran
cisco as a man who could expose as
many dreadful secrets In high So
ciety in San Francisco as Madam
Restell could in New York. 1t is
hard matter to convict a man who
has piled the uncleanly craft of an
abortionist in large city for any
length Of time. He has but to init
mate to his fashionable patrons
that in case of his conviction he
will tell all he knows, and the
powerful machinery Of social and
political influence is at once set in
motion. backed by untold wealth to
save him. Such a man holds the
city in the hollow of his hand, and
people who ride their high horses
over every body else but him are
mere slaves at his feet Does any
one suppose that in case Josselyn
Is tried for the crimes charged in
the Examiner that he couldn't have
half a million at his command In
twenty four hours notice?
The progress of this case will be
watched with interest by the peo-
pie of this Coast. Already the big
newspapers at the Bay are flying to
his defense, the Police force Is I'M
der a mesmerlc influence, the de-
tectives are sent out to hunt down
the crime, and come back with
blank faces. San Francisco society
cannot afford to have Josselyn con-
victed; he knows too much.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-24

on the hillside. This indicates
that the PENNSYLVANIA landlords
know how to be as cruel and heart
less as Lansdowne, and that the laws
of the so called free State permit
them to enact scenes on free Amer
can soil, equal in barbarity to those
in Ireland, which arouse the smy
patbies of the whole civilized world
the Tory Government of Great
Britain alone excepted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-24
IRISH SCENES IN PENNSXL-
VANHA.

1t appears that the proprieters of
the Hazel Brook collieries in Penn
sylvania are treating their ten
ants as cruelty as Lord Lansdowne
the Gov. General of Canada, IS trcat-
ing his Irish tenants. The whole vii
lase of Hazleton and the land for
miles around 1t, is owned by the
coal company, which will not sell
or lease foot of land, nor allow a
man to build house for himself
1t compels every employe to rent
houses from the company at from
five to six dollars a month, and the
tenants must sign a lease which
places them entirely at the mercy
of the company. The men were
working for starvation wages and
struck for higher rates. The COM
pany then determined to evict them
and sent a deputy sheriff, backed
by body Of coal and iron police, to
eject them. Six families were
driven out on the hillside and the
doors locked behind them. The
company have notified the tenants
who have not yet been turned out
that if they afford shelter to the
eyicted they will be dispossessed,
and it was difficult tor a sick wo-
man, who was taken out Of bed. to
get shelter for night, while her
husband and children had to sleep
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

WoRK on xHE BULxHEAp.-Ths work
Of hailding the bulkheed bet~een
soeth FoaFth and South Fifth streets,
which Ia designed 10 an the hollow On
Mil street. vas commenced on tbs 11kh
inst. The bnlkhead viii be about tgo
hundred feet long and viii allow Q
roadway on top, snolndfna the sides
walk, Of g. feet ID width. The QFeafesl
hsiQht win be - fest, but ct the eornsF
Of Mil ard South Fifth street. Il viii Be
II fsea from the old level. Two wings
run from the upper end % che bulk-
bead, one exiending down South Fifth
stress and the o1heF for fifty feet saroes
North RonKth street. Ths work Is pre-
Rreasina very rapidly, The outer wall on
sEas south side nov reaching 90 height
Of ~ feet and on The north side 70 about
II feet. So far naarly -. 0e0 Of fnmbeF
haa been used h The eonstauetion Of
The bulkhead The cutter walls are Of
tfnbeF IL inshsa square and the CROSS
pieces are 6xl0 inches. while the inside
ioisas and Supports are 4x4 inches. Mr..
Z. l.. Emmons. the confraeloF. kopes 10
hava Il In such shape tha1 early next
week the Rrada esntraefsF win Be abba
to 20 on With fling IL between The
thinkers On the soulh sida and ohn11if
after 90 commence with TIE wings and
the north side.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26
Tmn ooNpFx1ox or xHn COUNTY aRkvl
YAnD ~ FRcNouNuRD DBaRAcEvur..

Fnn coNprT1ox or xMR COUNTY aRAvn-
YAHD n PRcNoUNuKD DBoRAcEYuL.
Ths grand jary yesterday adjourned
after presenting the following report:
"ws have examined. on the part Of The
United States, ten Witnesses; returned
a true bali In Ave eases and mot true
biir IN one case, On part Of the terri
tory we have examined I56 Witnesses,
foand "a true bill' Ia thiEty-two Gases
aud not I true biiP In three cases. A
considerable portion Of the time Of the
grand Jury has been oco1piad IN the in
vsstiRaiion Of matters In which the evil
dencs vas nee deemsd sufficient DO var
rant indictments. Complaints having
reached us - 10 the expendit1res ct TIE
KING county poor farm. thai inaiitution
vas visited. TAe management was
fo1nd 10 BE- vsgY satisfactory. fhs
meaey epe1t tn improvements appears
10 be well invested. We consider that
= further expenditure In sleaeing add
ticnal land and purchasing more stock
would be iadlcioua. We believe q sound
pablic palfey 20 make sush further i'm.
proxsmsnis as may be necessary. moi
| only for the parpoee q making thl
/ farm kelf-sastainiEe. but also 10 provide
suitable Recommendations 60 that otheu
Felief need be granted only In temper
ary and exceptional cssea. The eondi
tion 81 The c0anag graveyard ts dis-
graceful"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

fKan1H bUmDzNa. The scarcity Of
houses IN Seattle has grown 70 Be 10
great 90 ineonvenisnes that nunbsrs Of
people are actually homeless bere. aEA
rev oamxEs are unable 10 aea nnv kind
u . rouf egeE lheiR heads. Many 81
The new oomsrs have been pqi b suoh
stEaiis shas they have besn conp1lled
70 20 20 eha malls and puRgaasa aulIl6ieoe
luabeK % Pot 40 3 ehamky with. and
have erected them wherever they conld
and vaeanl place. Tha members os
the city c1uncil have beam frequently
inpogsuned for permission 20 erool
these temporary abodss % The Hines Of
streets In the uuimpEoved pnrtiana Of
the city. ana peFmissioa has been GEN.
orally granted when No property vas
endangered. There are noW numbers
OF theae shnnties erected IN The back
poE4ieng Of the city, nheikeEinG In Bome
eases large families, and EaoFo ere being
built every day. Thisaflosds temporary
skelteE foE the family until Q heusa Il
buili that viii give them pernanent ao-
oommodation. In SOMA osses this
shAnty buildine has been atte1npsed
within The FIRE limits, and the city
authorities have had TO uae quick, stern
methods 10 see that The baildinR vas nt
once abolished. bot generally the man
b willing 30 Pot up bis shauty on The
line Of 90 unopened sgH8st and make
the best Of HE temporary aeeommo-
dations.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Let thai cold Of yours ran On. Yea
think Il d q LIGHT thing. But % may
run into eataFrh. o. into pneumonia
OF consumption.
catarEh e Disgusting. Pnsumonia d
dangerous. Consumption b death Itself
The breathing apparatus must b
kept healthy and clear Of ell obstrno-
items and offensive matter. 0sherwiBe
there d trouble ahead.
nese, threat; br0nchialstubes and lungs.
can Be delightfully."- and entirely cured
by tbs uBs 81 Boschee'a German Syrup.
II gen don't know this already thous.
ands and thousands Of people can tell
you. They have been cured By IL, and
"kuoW how it is. themselves" Bottle
only 70 cents. ASK any druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26
coKTEg PAssEEgKRs.

As FRANcsn.o, Nov. s. Tia fcIInrira
prEsnTs1a lef1 ted4y o. steMmeF ulnHli
Var vscSoffe-R Bostwiek. h osnea-
way. Nra r B enlzh. Ms A Flea, j
crsWford D OEfivi4 ] Niuoe1t. Nh
nS1hel } B sham.
Fw Pert townsend zli9 r Chapmazs.
W. eeafkie.--1 Marco. G Me& Miw M
W Tseouna-.G h Bnssuan. MnMH
parckea, Nm MsurUAnn, J Elder.
paRnad HcTea su thn AoE1hakn RanlAa
a FgsdnVs w II Maven and VITA. Il q
1nifih, y J Pieree. J Schusler. Z Duiaca
" Hlndle 50 !, W.T. !. 2 : Cowds.. G ~
n fs1ssd 4 nnslnztun Oh shs Orseun shsrf
Ire a. Fri1ar; Mrs y a Wesco. Robert
INnaa. b Foble, - Robinson, Jas
Qal1n and wife. & seeaad Glass and 6
snirrnnfs.
Psd Msdfofd nn ll,e 0Fseon & Cal
f1rnia, Friday " uleFy. George u
Wilhak, w brewnlees i 4 eAnaera "
q achnnha, A NsmeEs L A Miiiet1 and
fFo euigrant8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
oHIss sUsxloR yonnn' BIG nsoonD-maNr
OARS HAND.

49, y. AZMM4s
Chat Justice Jones has, since sep.
tembsE lasi. called. passed upon and
IN largo majority Of instances nnslly
disposed Of over 800 eases. Every iary
case on both the civil and criminal cal
epdax< has been disposed Of, the ~. 4
ags being a iittle more than one hun.
dred Gases for each month, OF about
three cases each dag, counting Sunday,
This Il said to be ths firsf tine for naeny
years that the Jury calendars have been
cleared. Il does not take many words
tc relate TIE reeult Of the Chief Jns.ice'a
iabora, but the record Involved great
deal Of very hard work. In many To-
atanees Arguments we're heard IA the
evsnina, and that, too, after the court
had been sitting from 10 o'clock in sbe
forenoon unail 6 o'clock In the evening.
Il viii be remembered that the nTen-
menss IN the Northern Pacific railrosd
timber injunction salt the lawyers be
gan talking e $50 IN the forenoon and
kept 81 Il steadily until nearly II o'clock
in the evenine, or nearly thirteen
hours. The two murder cases occupied
an entire week.
Chief Justice Jones announced res
tarday IL the district court that when
court Il adjourned today u will be until
December 18th next ai 1870 o'clock ia
the afternoon, and nt that time al court
matters. whether Of Law or Of fact, will
be called for disposition.
The arguments ia the matter of the
application Of Albert Friedrich, con-
sicted Of the murder Of Julius Soher.
bring. when were 20 Be heard yesterday,
we're postponed until this evening 81
7:S0 o'clock.
Territory against JOAN Garry and
John Wilson. implicated with Thomas
BTady-Motion OF defendants, Wilson
and Curry, for arrest Of Judgment.
Territory against Thomas HoOasken,
charged with FobbsFy-TheFe not betuQ
su1heisnt evidence 70 prove She charge
Of robbery, she defendants pleaded guilty.
Of larceny and was Gned 500.
George Dordai yesterday presented .
petition asking for the appointment Of
q commission 20 take the dispositions OF
7. J.. Humes and samuel Humes for
the purpose Of perpetuating their testi-
mpny relative 10 the title Of q pieee Of
property owned By the petitioneF.
Three divorce Gases we're called o.;
Robert Hahn against Minnie 4. Hahn,
for dessFiion; the ease was continued 30
ggTo TIE plaintiff time 10 secure further
testimony. Augusta KFsbsfagainsf Ru-
dolF Krths; defaults Of defendants en-
tered. EssA ~. Moore against William
b. Moore, for non-suppoTs; evidence
heard In open court on part OF tue
plaintiff and case tiken under advise
ment.
Dennis, whitney 4 &c. against Hale,
smith, Burns a o., suit on contract
Verdict for toe plaintiff In the sum Of
R476 for extra work IN excess Of the
contract price.
Thomas Mason against A. Jones aad
others, known a. the Reuson sheep.
killing ease--Arguments are being
heard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Iiseems that certain officers employed
on steamers running on the waters az
the sound have been engaged 10 bsat-
Ing she Eesenus," a. shey eall Il, hat
smuRRline.n az the ofieeFs call it. In
spsctoE Bolton Rogers noticed Quarter
masfeF B1llene, OF the Olympiau, hand
q package to H. u. Wright on the W5ars
yesterday and be proceeded TO seixe u.
TIE package proved 20 be brand new
suik d clothes. alleged 70 have been
made IN Victoria. Mr.. Wright stated
they wers for q friend Of bis, hut gave
them up willingly.
About the same time Mr.. BOYD, IN
specfoE on the Premier, arrested W.
Anderson purseR on that steamer. for
having In his possession snif Of olothee
from Victoria, on which the duty had
not been paid, which vas being, Il 10
alleged, smuRgled for man al Tacoma.
Mr.. Andersen was taken before Com
missioner Emery, where be waived en-
animation and entered into $500 bends
10 appear for trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

1Aere sess . fe1 lnsssnrseiss Ia
ycus rspasa csnssznina fAs aEooline a
Lars Unise a 1kenkzufxine sssnfsp. /.
nd 4 O. Banismin q rspartsr yss-
seRaAg, hu1 IN fhe main tha Item mnn
oozss1 sas a. ess uftnsss 10 shs
1enle n4afE an9 ulII In you i.st ksw
I. eesuEg1a Bari Wftak& Tnomnr
MeAiAnRnlln znd sems olhex haw1 nere
9at - Laks Union eiEA "a I'd fnn "a
@sze en9az11 = a1oolina "a dusAa
Y. - N1He 8 good many psople aroand
.aet1, enjgyin4 themselgsa who wefs Il
g pzT ennnecIoa VIA fka akontlu9
Au91z tAe talloT elaM Waa ~ wocnde1
-lA4 AEL1n1 saith, nGe1 n gaaRg. $50 az
ksuihn 9. bmifh, of white RtVEr. Ar
.eer o1a besa n1fnn1lnR ~ unisrrnIlY
4na 1o1g1l1R - ~ knnna. Iasl before
l1e enoolInR 1homnns Mez.anRhlln hnh
i1e gun - go leadnd ana cnnka1.
un1n Bart WRIGHT aid IT'S nv tnrI
. E1o0t A. Tat n efabhe1 -
Gun aqd aMunR u nRnnnd, WREN
lhs pl1us wss scc35snIsiiv ~.
charged Arlhnf Saith, who ~ akerf
2fteen faol dlufnnt, ssosfgef the haII q
- $50 ANA-eN%r ~ 4NN A9&[A4W VI NMH
1e1ki. and afeeF running 4 aA0ft afs-
tnzee fell e Tie Rfoend. Tha b8Ts
we're all lh1nda1skTusk. Young Wriahf
iumped % and &cwn, swinging Ehe son
SOD 1Eyi1gs iva Killed 4 mani OF.
I've killed 8 mAnF told hin b taks
ale Gan and 90 Aome. he said be VS.
afraid 70 60 for his mother would Kill
tim for shooting 9 man. persuaded
1im thaf be was h no 0AnasE Of being
loaiped, aud be starled koms. We then
.agxled Arthur 9mith TO the house or b.
Z. NorshEup, which sas near BY, where
be Il nov beng oerefnliY and tspdeFlY
larsd Tor. The ball di6 not 20 clear
lhEcuRh htm, but lodged ssmswhera.
he bloeds pFuf1sely, but TIE doctors %
not daEe q probe for The bail fer fear
d killing tie wounded man. fshink II
we can prsvs9t blood poisoning from
setting 10 bis life can Be spared, Tor be
e great. strong, healthy. country
faised bog. with good nerve and pare
hood. and / have great hopes that be
nay recover. He e = smaFl young fell
cU and hard stadent and his death
would be losl % the eommRniky at
afne, for II be lives be viii make use
'ul member Of sociesy."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

= munl ~ agon fruna q 6soond
stEaGf snia q CsmmsreiaI stl1ef hnsi-
ness 1az ss1sz16sy.
@Whafss ~ nslikf VIII 0omAszoial
ssreatf
sWeis, IN tsll yoa. ne psursriy
n1311z1 o. 01lNrn4leInl nfEo1f ere nz7k-
ina No ilnorBFsmenfa. TIE sansa GA
WDo9en eAnnkzea which weRa haiia b
- Ara. s..flers slill oss1ug the greu1d-
Many ~ tnes1 hnii1inRa ere oalT e feE
readg tenanla A neeF hail can paY d
lsrksE Ien1 sha1 kEoseEY s1gss. beaszse
~ nap11ai lnEsgte4 b vssg snAA sd
~ insurance. a in1eesaaRy % g beas hall
en4 t1e pzu1t 90 Ne Roa11 b lHERa.
Wis e<o11Ey ntuzs reqsife1 . large
1AFltaL no4sE inanFaRre, and he pEuGlal
aEe small Fer tAia rsasun ne 0nn-
mezrial s.rees prcpeesy hol2ef1 o. m1st
Of ths1, have ssnled heir ehnloe coxn-
ezs and bea1 Stands fox besF halls an6
saloons n1a The alzasl u being rapidly
Rtyan % % the EiQunx kauiness, end
olhsr branches q tEade ars being erovd-
60 - Nront an6 1esn0d streets Uniem
the pfupaktg hoi4sfa change lhGif las-
tea ard ene1qEaEe IeRitimats bnsinsns
On ~. STRESS b ersellDR snitnAIe basi-
n111 blocks and l43tlna them fot I1Nili-
M418 lines o. trade a8 EoR9Dnable rental
o. by sailing the rsopeKty e SONS one
Nhe VII Improve e. The etreet viii spon
h61e % taks athird or folEth rata plsea.
ARnnRKnxx moEDMnm INV,
Afias hearing tkis statsmsnt, r.
porter called upon MF. J. @. esursy.
Who owns tie los on the eaas silfa of
Oemmoxnial steeef 0co1pied b. the SAD
de Rock res1anranf ard tie Boa near
saloon. After eome cunvsk1afko1, M.
oouFEy said u realize, az Well AZ any
ene else that business d beinQ driven
from Commercial elreet for wsna Of
facilities - remain there, and II my
prosperity was not leased ] would new BE-
ENGAGED IN the erection Of 9 brick
blsak thereon. The lease expires about
q year and 9 half from this time, ana
unless som1thinR unforeseen happens
viii tear thoBs Old wooden buildlnea out
and erect three story brick building
% their plaee. viii put the fuunda-
thai q h solid, and then iet onntrsut
for the supexstEuceure. / viii urge the
property holders adjoining ne on either
side 20 Improve Ihslr property a. the
same time. Commercial stress b flne
thorouefares admirably suited for
Wholesale end retail tFads. and can
maintain hrHt position as q Business
stEes4 q TIE property holders will only
teke ADVANTAGE Of tie Opportunity nov
afforded then.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

In Poliee Justice jones' court william
0Bgien vas charged With stealing
about Q quarter Of beef belonging 20
the Louvre restaurant and aned $ll %,
including costs. In default Of payment
be was committed 10 the county Jail.
Max Schmidt, whn keeps 4 shooting
gallery on Commercial street, vas fined
Gil, tncludinR COSTS. for shooting q
turkey on Mil street, IN viOlation OF
The city ordinance. He claimed that
he had been hired By Mr.. FrAsoh TO do
the shooting.
Ed Moon and Joe Hanson vera
charged before Justice Eoderbera With
breaking int the house Of Cesar Jones,
one Of the attendants at steilacoom
insane asylum, end stealing certain
goods therefFom.. The evidence OBJ
tanned yesterday was not considered
eoneiusiRe and the case vas continued
till today. the defendants being allowed
out on their own recoanizanees IN $3.50
each.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Tue DEsxRTxR TAKxS AWAY First
Sergeant Bodkin. o. g Company Four-
tenth regiment Of infantry. arrived zee.
terdAy from Port Townsead 10 identify
The ALLEGED desarter who was arrested b
Chick Murphy . cay or two ago. SER
ReaEt Boekin did not know the Eaan peF.
eopa'iy. but was satisfied the right maa
had been arrested. Richard " Roerc "a
Q man n yeAre ~ age. feet inches kizh,
fair complexion, lisht brown eyes. light
brown hair, aud was born m Wisconsin.
He enlisted IN Washington "a tie 18th a.
July, ISo1, and deserted from vancouvar
barracks. w. T., On the tith az Last Au-
gust. Prior 60 this be had belonged %
The nth United States Infantry. and had
served ~ = velunteer In the cAiahrafea
0realeY expedition. Tie was reenlisead n
the Fourteenth regiment on the NpeciAl
authority Of the eecrctsry 81 war, =
course that vas rendered neecssAry on
account 81 phy disability that pfo.
Guided his enlistment otherwise. sergeant
Bodkta lett tor Port Townsend again last
night with HIS pfisonoz. who vii BE- tried
6y eoUrtmartial Tor his desartion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

BOOK AT souAK strange - Il may
seem. We are having regular boom N
Speak valley" said P. J. SMITH yesterday.
Il do not mean q real estate booEn. but Q
business boone Hunt & Co. have about
80 men working on The hrst Ten miles o.
the 90 mile contract they have from tho
Seattle, Lake shore & EaateFn. and qnsta
ard another hotel Is now being built.
Mr.. Geo. w. T1ehettS. the pioneer mer-
chant, ID doinR q thrifty business. We
ind Eoo4 market right ~ home for al
tie hutfsF, c<Qs, milk end proence we car
spare. The huiidingof that read viii BE- &
great thing Ger Tia settlers In the valley,
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

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